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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-07
"HADDEs's ENEHIEs.

The Avalanche refers 10 the ",nt-
mics Of Hidden"
Yes, 10 is true. Mr Hidloa has
enemite, and, M the AFrKAL has here.
& fire said, the people love him for the
enemies he has made. The Ava.
lAuohe iniima'es a desire that
the AIrEAL state who these
ensmi,s may be. WI, " the Ava.
lauche be 10 etTnes, the ArrEAL will
answer. NJ Haddei his not been q
time server. lie has not catered TO
this " TO tia element TO eubseiyJ his
personal fortunes. lie las bad
al eye single 10 the welfare Of
the whole eommuGity. Hs has beea
hard tAskmasIer This dspo,i ion,
10 serve the city aud the city alone,
has intde him mos. rancorous enc.
NEE, ~ho, white fearing him, have
cbnspired to accomplish his over.
throw. Tue men WHO would
thrust their hands into tue dis.
Iicrs ire Wury fear him. They knos
from experience that he csn neither
be deceived nor csiolcd, aid tina, he Is
msrcilssi la discIoang all schemes
tuAi have as their obj c; tho securing
TO the ring the administration o. th.
affairs Of the Taxing District Tor their
own ulierior Purposes.
Avarieious corporations fear him
bec,ess he drives the ardea Of bar.
gains aud Is ever waichiul lest they
sbuss thu privileges the public has
gunted them. These desire that he
be pu, out OF the way, Tor they know
that with pIe'ident less L peii,r csd,
ICES jealous Il the peoples interest and
more easily hoodwinked, they could
prey up m Memphis ls corporations
prey upon other cites.
Aud q ceraia political "elon ent"
Tears him bccauie OF his exemplary
record 40 ga honest public servant
Perhsps the persecution 10 which he
he ha, been on isctsd has Il. origin
ist here. The name oi Haiden
would excite iuiore Of ,nlhuIiA,m
In any Dem cratic convention. We
don't believe the A,aarchs viii
deny this. MADDEN Ia On. o. those 10
whom the peop,, Shcn svtsry N The
to'trg Of poii'ic'l horrors amorr The
felLsl,c,, ave liable TO torn At e,v
mOlnspt 10 Ito uisVSun,uf. oi
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TnK late customers Of the telephone
company would be The veries' towards
In the world we're they to allow Presl.
dent Noel 10 blss them. They have
Alright to refuse thu telephones a, q
dollar more than $40 psr year, and
they should do H. The Cumberland
i' no, the only telephone company In
the country, ald II has no. a rigbt OF
way through the streets and alleys
Il hw nothing In i,s favor. II exists
by suaeiancs Of the Taxing ID s,ric,
authorities, and the people are op.
posed to II |" q eraspiHs monopoly.
The Indianapolis telephone company
should be invited n occupy the d sid.
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CHAIRMAN SLAUGHTER Is proyerb
Tally KIDD and patient and good nat
ured. lie wss never mora go than
he is In his second communication,
for which We make room this morn.
Ing. But so much OF this kiadue,s ss
explains the modus opersndi Of scrip
issues was wholly wasted. We hsys
been familiar with that for many
yearp, and IL is our familiarity tina, en-
aolte US 10 say that the county court
ought not 10 issue warrant in pay.
men: Of bill unles the trustee has
the money 10 psy II on presentation.
And We insist that every dollar of
ecrip Issued In oxcelJ o ths tax levy
Of the State Is illegal and unauthor.
lied. No mater what other plea, the
county court has no rigat TO license
an indebtedness that current tax 70
are inadequate TO meet. SO far as as.
Q siments are concerned, the county
court has the remedy pretty much in
Ito own hands. Bat whether this be
30 or not, II has no right TO mako .
public debt. Its legal Limitation 6nan.
clally 10 the tsx levied In the State
for county purposes.
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MONTHLY hEEilJG.
Interesting Session Of the LegisIs-
tive ,ouHcii


At the meeting OF the Legislative
Council yesterday afternoon Messrs.
Jas. Lee, IT,, ]. L. Randle, T. ]. Ora.
BAN, X. +. Patterson, II. A. Mont
gomery and Chss. Kney were present.
Capt. Lee presided.
The monthly reports OF TIE ssvsral
departments OF the Taxing District
were read aad ordered filed. The
hospital report sho sod that 1876 pa.
lisnts had bean reclved snd treated
dnriug the month OF septic nbar, IL
a whom had died. re report of
the chief of poles vas quite lengthy,
showing Tor the month SAC arras,p, Of
OF which 42S were males aad llS ie-
males; white msles, 257; white 70.
males, 20; colored miles, l66 and "a
ismahs OF thtsP, 1872 WIRE married
aod 354 single. There were four lsv.
yers and twenty four merchants
amocg the bumb,r, all Tor minor
of sfsse. OF tho entire umher, 3S3
were fined, aggresatiDg 80, l4l 80, and
I'll were State cases.
TIE amended petition a he Eaet
Ead dummy line TAI Tnfd, submitted
un account OF the opor sition prop
erty owners 10 the origins petition,
elected come discussion. The petit.
ton sseks the right Of way up Second
10 Monroe ttTeet, o, d the company
pfoposs to put e'tctic motora on the
ears II demauded by the council. Mr..
Raudls opposed The extension, but
tho following res n Ion tuomitted by
Mr.. Graham was sdopteu, only Mr..
Pandls voiiny in tbs neg tive: The
East Eld dummy Iailfo company
IL sllo Sed TO extend 81 gle track up
/ 10 Second street on Mo roe street,
upon this tame tern = aud conditions
40 ore now emb ed H. their con-
trgct." The protest OF properly own
era on UDion street sgaii At the extern
sion Of the Prospect Park dummy
line railroad up Union ~ Second
street was received and f,d The
protest TecisB the isct that such tx-
tension vill srDatly j1rs the property
/ improvements that zfe briIg rapidly
pushtd On U.ion street.
The contract of the Memphis &
Charleston rail Gay company granting
TO The TaxIV Dslr c., snd through IL
to the Ess Eid dummy Railroad, the
right 10 cons rue . bridge over their
right Of way on MOI rJe street, on
which % construct their trac ~, was
fgreed n aud accepted, though Mr.,
diahem obi ctrd 20 d mtssure btirs
adopted binding The distrCt govern
ment over one street when The same
question would arise Ne 10 o.ter
streets. JUDGE Wa ker gave his APP
provsl OF the contract and objection
was withdr wn.
Tnere bling ~ further business the
council then n iourntd.
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HI,lru OVvicsR sNiru,o NssYoik,
sAys that Dob dy viii be- rermitsd
70 leave ths quar- ,ntins i.lanJ n the
onlei bG,bJi) ont,l he dagger ot In.
ieeiisn 10 passed. even n the p.sen.
gsS o. tbo Al,sis have u be quarAn.
uned a.. " nief" Tni,isa moR en-
coufag ~ anuaucs. BIZ ~ha; IL TO
b, dous WITH the stssu or aud the
clothes aud ,a,o Of tbs passengers
aud lFts aaG tbs ,rSv1 Ia our opin.
lou, t',"y ou4Li TO bs destroyed by
hS BdNta loss a hall q million
tDa, s.y Va "a ,us i1ss u GO 90 nv.s
10 Nee YHk aud vicinity.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Psoy L. l.. RoosRs, u Nashville, Is
At the Peabody.
PERcT LATHAM, Of lGdianap OLE, Ia
NJ tue PEABODY.
Ep Raise, j. Of New o,lsans, IL at
the GAyOsp motel.
Ma. J q. KIaK snd daughter, Of
Missis iDpl, ara ~ this G,y0oo hotel.
q .LlnsrSLLT aud wife, oi Hamburg,
Germ my, orc stopping NJ the GAytso
hotel.
q. +. PEHsToS, agent oi the Rich
mond & Danville railroGd1s at the
Peabody.
q. Il. MACEDONIAN, superintendent
OF tho hanu udoT sleeping car com
pApy, is a. tue Peabody.
Ms. JoBs GASros ard family have
returned from an European tour Of
several monlhs' duration.
vlnroK on change yesterday: DR.
j, l.. CJmbp, G,Tne,, Mise; w. ID.
Galloway, Attention, Tenn; W. X.
Brewer, AK insas.
J. 4. RuDaLPu, Miss xollie Elliott,
Mis- Annie EJiuLi, O,rksv,lle. Tom.
+ A. Gallagher, CoviDgton, Ky.; q.
z. Strait, Pa1ucsb, Ky are ut DuHy's
hotel
GHs. JAMS r. CHALMERS left yea.
terdAy nisrrnoon for Ia boudale, H.,
N tsks deposiiioss In tbs cass OF w.
z. o timan, the murderer oi the negro
Jim ESsima1.
"B1T--All wellp Tnrco words, but
there is In them world Of meaoiog
snd b bundles Joy. Tte t.legram wss
received laSt nigh. dated Nashville
and tigaed IVA Ktkmsp." "Hip,
hp, huuah," shout buudreds Of
Memphis irisrds, VINO alio heartily
cIngrstuIa,o toe popu'ar parents.
Tug lAiiai Of tins Strangers church
vii give q law party 4 II . residence
OF w. u. Bethel, ,rGe' ~ Wellington
400 L,nden etreats, this evening. The
will Include music,
d4reipV and refreshments. the hours
bei " from Z g y C'cl.cG Pun. Tickets
" y--.c.
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the RAILROADS..

THK Psnsacola Il Gulf railroad, al.
ready surveyed, will coon be under
conISc. for Eoloal blilding.
Bonn the Illinois Oenr raj and the
Mtsis ippi Valley roads well sell ex-
c1Pion tickets from New Orleans ~
Memphis Tor the Pfes.dents visit.
Mn W. A. Evans, on October l
resigned the position Of chief clerk to
the superintendent Of this division a
tbs Lpuisville h Nashville road, an q
was succ, coed by Seely Dam, .On Of
the superintendent, who, although
youtg, abou. twenty yosrs Of see, 10 q
competent railroad man.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-07

THE Avalanche, In Its issue Of the
81 inst, put a ferries Of questions to
the ArPRAL touching Judge DuBose,
Attorney. General Peters and the con.
spirscy to psrfe iuts and ruin Mr..
HARDEN. The ArPEAL frankly re-
ferred thess gu 'stions to the Ava
lauche for answer, in the belief that 1t
was better ABLE to answer them than
the APPEAL The answers OF the Az
slanche on the 9th inst. we're TO II, no
doubt, quite satisflc.o'y. Yesterday
It came bfck again to the subject, and,
in Snswer to tia APPEAL. Gays it
"knows nothing about tne persecu'
ton OF Hidden or this motives OF his
perseCutors," and it denies, point
blank" that there Is sny such CON
spirscy. II goes further, Ru has lie
doubts tina, Gen Chalmers ever con
iseUea to bsing feed as a, sistant coun'
sci 10 the prosecution OF Hliden, bu'
II explains.
Gen. Chalmers has ju,t come to a new
community, and he'e was a chance to at
tract attention in q very conspicuous cMo'
Its probable that he seized tho opportunity
and has not been unwilling to have people
believe he was we'll paid for his service. II
he has besn promised fes, the AvAlau che
has never boa'd any one who even re ended
10 know intimate the source.
As TO THE, Gen. G lalmer5 tan an.
swer Tor bimse.i, aud doubtless will.
He lie not a man TO occupy the posi-.
ton the Avalanche places aim In In
this psrasrsph. As TO Jadge d d jss
and Attorney General Peters, We have
borne willing testimony to their char.
Gcies. We d. moi believe they coold
be corrupted ora'e cipssls OF corrupt.
log others. Nevertheless, We believe
point blank" that there ia q conspiracy
to ruin Mr., Haddep, and that the prog.
rees Of events have made II as clear ss
MONDAY. Bat MADDEN cannot be
ruined. the people are with him.
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who stall fee from Justice aud be
uud in another State, shall on de-
mspd of the executive authority OF
the State from which he fed be deliv.
cred up to BIZ removed 10 Il o State
having jurisdiction Of the crime"
The law Of Congress, passed in pur-
suance tf this constitutional provis-
ion, Ia az follows Revised Statute, OF
the United q ates, sec. 627S):
"Wherever the ex 'cutivs authority
Of any State or Teritorv demands any
perfon as a iusitivs from justice OF
the executive auth rity Of any State or
Territory to which such person hes
a d, and produces cony OF an in
dictment found or an eff isvit made
before a magistrate OF any State or
Territory charging the person de-
mspded with having comm tied trea-
500, felony or other crime, certified n
authentic by he Governor or chiI
mpgistrate OF the State or Territory
from whence the person 20 charged
has fl d, 1t shall be the duty OF the
executive authority OF the State or
Territory to which s7ch person has
utu W CE ucb uIul ~ 10 hfiteltu anu
stcuied, and TO cause no,ics of the ar
rest to be given to the executive au-
thorily making such demand or 10 he
agent VI tuch authority appointed TO
receive the fugitive, aud 10 cluse the
fug tive to be delivered o such agent
when he shall appear. II no euch
agent appears within ak months from
the time OF the arrest, toe prisoner
may be- discharged. Any agent 70 APP
pointed who receives the fugitive into
bis custody shall be- empowered to
transport him 10 the State or Terri
tory from which he has h D."
To convipcs the So ( import mt Gov
ernor that, through nis own conceit
and the cimlnally ffici1us efforts Of
W. II. Bond, he made al ess OF him.
eelf, Gen. Peers yesterday mailed
him a bundle of the daily pspers Of
Memphis, containing sccoun's Of the
foul assatsipa ion. Since Tbsyer has
30 exalted himself, assuming functions
legally Strangers TO him, u Is not sup
posed that the psptre will have any
weight. The Impression ia that the
cid man Ia either hopeless crsnk or
a victim 20 Bonds lucrr. Gen. Peters
viii life y apply 10 the fsdersl courts
f,f relisi. "Whst will be done with
Blnd?" Tho answer L. short and
sweri, bu, made with d adly signif'
Caucs: "Wsit and see"
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Wsshipgtsn Notes

The report that Judg. Manning,
United States Minister tc Mex 90, has
rsigp,d, 10 pusitively Dc, led o, the
department Of tta,., ~ q u 10 rot be.
li.ved that be has any intention OF
giving mp his mission.
This complrolles Of the cdrrspcy 10.
day issued Ata for reports. the con-
diiion ot all national banks At the
close Of Business Wedns, day, October
8.
The Secretary OF tie Ipterior said
today tina; he had decided before
sending q representative 10 the Grow
agency TO investigate the cause Of the
uouble there, TO toud q letter Of Ia.
z iiiy 10 the agents Of the department
nov slloitipg lsud, In ssv.raliy TO the
Grows, a,king their opinion a. TO the
necessity for each veetlga,ion.
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Kansas ,iiy Exposition.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, o.. 6-Tho
Kansas City * position was formally
dtcl'red open at 1880 o'clock this
afternoon by Mrs. james Godip, wife
Of lite PR c'or, sns she touched
tbs elecinc bu ton wa Oh was the
tisnsl iJr putting the mech merry
In motion. The weather IL fac snd
The city 10 rapidly ti.liug mp With VT
ilors 20 the expedition and lair. Poet
M astet n slby tstimFies from his own
knoslsdgs that 100, 200 ttrsbters vii
be- here d8iDg ths Presidents Nisit
merit week.
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THn AvaIsnchs does not believe
ihs, there are . uss, many enemies Of Mr..
nadden who would liis 10 see him ecnfound.
cd and overwhelmed. II does not bslisvs
that any tony, has been made BY these or
snJ others 10 set In 90, Ger, In order 10 have
him tried or indicted. The Avslan. he.
The ArrsAL differs from you radi.
c,lly, and despite your ASSURANCES OF
your own ipssnu 'usuets there are q
grea. many people In M'mpbi, who
perceive 10 the eagerao,s with which
You aid, abe, and give comfort 10 the
enemies OF Mr.. Hidden this milk In
the cocoanut.
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FssSE JOaS TN. IN paper review
lex he iniimtui md odious convict
l,Asi sJ,,'m Of the soutb, says, speak.
ios ~ Mis'i'sipp', tbs, THE question
preseotru 10 no, whether the State
eau sh5id the "a ease 4 retasirg
,op'F9I oi itsp'i.o,sfi, bn. w1,ther
Il ca 90 ltdb tile a'e his ie.sins
system Gay lolger NJt 10 thsre
81 bs.b 8. iovJvsd IA 'b.s q ies loo
mel a 10Y degies b, he ',p,.i,iou Of
the o'tf qusF'i'n, Wat olae can a
d re Win tho conve,sg 1, III.
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THE MEMPHIS PAPER OF THE
LARGEST CIRCULATION
rs TIE OLD RELIABLE APPEAL.

The ArrrAL may DO found on 6le in 81.
Louis At tho Lindoll Hotel.
In New York at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
and Mt the once Of tho American Newspaper
Pubiisherp' Association, lC4 Temple Court.
This paper h represented By j. X. Van
poren, Special Eastern Advertising Agent,
No. u Tribune Bniidine. New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-07

THH British association, q, lie recent
meeting, dlfcusssd the killirg a,c,s
Of cemeteries that thros on he IN.
g.ndeilng gasSs Of thousands q de-
caylrg bolIes, poisoning the a'mos.
phero and, In scms casss, tho sources
Of tho water supply Of great cities.
For this the only remedy ls crema
tlon. All dead ard tae'c mater
skolId be burned.
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L. a. The distinguished public men
iny.t,d by Gen Luxe 4 Wright 10
spets bsljre the waterways couvon.
iioo, a. IA, 2Olh Instant, socept, Mem
phis vill have agilaxy OF ability on
ihA' OCCASION ihA, hes seldom been
sqgaliet ., AuJ pubic gathering la
the Urlttd sAeA
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TIE TRADE PUSHERS.

Capt. John Hsrris, the popular
river man for Porter 4 Masrae, ar.
rived in the city yesterday. He re.
ports trade very good all the way
down the river, ard the crops better
than eI pected.
l.. F. Durham, representing large
grocery firm Of DAYTON, o., stopping
ct the Gayoso, Is a candids.e for Mem
phis trade.
P. Leidenger, Cincinnati, and w.
II Witherpoon are little late in
psying their resps CITE 10 the Memphis
trade, but they are hustlers and will
get there all he same.
-.
Capt. John Good, the western agent
Of tho Wholesale liquor finn OF B. J.
semmCe 4 Co., after spending several
pleasant days with his friends, left
Sunday night for Aikansse.
John B Chem, one OF the ttaunch
merchants Of the town OF Clarkedale,
Miss, bu7s goods exclusively in Mem.
phis, and IL always welcomed by the
who,e:alefe,
Capt. John A. harpmsp, an adjust.
er for the Louisville Underwriters. is
stopping at Gastob's.
-.
David Kohlmau, one OF the wide.
swade young merchants OF Oxford,
Miss, was az the Peabody yesterday.
John ", Turner, u prominent cot.
ton factor Ct Boston, with his family,
passed through the city yesterday en-
route to Gfeenyil!e, Mics,
John F. Ddlles, New York, and O.
s. Collins, Richmond, Va, trade push
ere, are at the Peabody.
.'s
Yesterday was great and gala day
with the retail dry goods men. Such
q rush thsy have not had i,r years.
II 10 netdlets TO cay that they were
equal 10 the emergency.
a.
"Hello, Go 0a' Joe Townsend,
when are you going to cave town.
81 know the rural patrons OF VIM.
r Moore h Co. are sufieribg by my
detention her5, but l have been en-
tertsining and waiting on my custom.
era from the country, ADD when L 20
there Ia no telling when I'll be back,
80 have concluded TO stay to assist
in greeting the Pie ident and HE
WIFE"
"IS The name OF Blackstone, ! greet
you," remarks W. S. Barnes, it,, OF
BJs,on, when he strikes the booksell-
els OF lega. lore.
-.
W. & II. WALKKR, being under the
impression that Memphis ia 90 badly
In need OF sosp as Plt,sbu'g, have
sent their efficient repre- entatiye, Dan
o Connell, here to take all needed
orders for their pserleaa cleanse. He
will be at the Peabody several dsyt.
-.
W. Scherer, New York, with com.
pets line of everything q hunismsu
can wish, except the game, has n can
p,o roam at the Peabody.
-.
Mr.. Wm. Brewer, the leading mer.
chant Of Mountain View, Ark, 10 in
the city purchss ng goods, ths CUES,
Of Bill Hooks5ay, OF Goodbar, Love 4
Co.
John G. sInd,, merchant from the
prosperous town Of C.ark,on, Ark, ID
at Gaston'S.
A d. II. Silver, Of 81 Louis, the
southern aud western agent for Proc.
ter 4 Gamble, ot Cincinnati. the
largest soap manufacturers in tins
world, Is stopping u the Giyoso.
r. J. 0wES, representing q leading
tobacco frn Of "o,d virgiBny," IA
stopping at the Peabody,
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Hon. W. A. Mcdonald, the talented
young attorney who has represented
Benton county, Mics, In the Legisla
ture for the past four year,, and who
WIS recently nominated for the State
Senate in bis senatorial district, was
Ia the city yesterday. Being met in
the Peab idy hotel, ne aifably replied
to the inquiry i,r news political In his
section: 81 have Just finished = eau.
vasl OF the three c,uniies, Uolop,
nppAh and Benton, composing my
disiflc,. and fnd the people In fret
rate Spirits. Toe crops ere glod--much
better than they hsvs been within the
pact bali d6Esn years-and II Ia neirg
harvested In good time. | thought
for time thai | would have opposi.
tiun. but u hiss dEind!ed away 10
nothing. Ia fact, the Democratic
nominations 70 unchallengsd out my
way. You ak me n proennstiCatc on
the next Ruhprnstnrial nomination, IL
Ia too far of, hut | think the friends
q CT G. ". Stone are going 10 urge
him 10 bee )mo q candidate, aud, II he
consents, he will be formidable, for
he 10 q strong man. doubt very
much whether Gen Fes heIeton will
again seek the nomination, though |
think he would be ronger this time
than ever betore. He would make a
model executive. ijr ha has many
great and good qualities"
Mr. J. q. Kerby, editor Of the Ga
Es,te, west Plains, Mo, arrived In the
city las, night aud 10 stopping at the
Gayoso. Asked az to what was new
in his section, and whether Memphis
merchants were establishing q trade
there, he SAID: "Bsirg a Newspaper
nan, Of course I'm mods.t, but beirg
ia possession o. facts which ca but
intsrtst tie BURR zee men OF Mem.
phIs, az d o. the SINE time tpeak a
good word Tor my own people, will
saw this. Wet Plains 10 q growing
town, situsted on the Ksn.ss City
railroad, liz mills from Memphis. To
give you some idea Of wha, q pros
rsrous place Il 10, foar years ago II
contained only 400 inhabitants, and
no, q brick house IN Il; now Il hes
oysr 1900 pcope. Tbs butiress pr.
ton Of ths iowa, comprising about
thirty store, are oil Of brick.
Besids this We have two sulid
hanks, and have jut faiehed
a $4,000 courthouse. You ask where
our merchants set thci. goods.
Four fhhs Of them come from
Msmphls, ard the evidences are
ihs' Il thu merchants OF Your city
profit by thu sdvar taRe they aready
have they can bod the trade 10 ihs,
action. There 10 no duub, ihs, they
will have aetrorg competition In st.
LouIs though beilre another var
passss, as tho Frisco rod has Just
dnIshtd q survey through that county
i,r the pnrpote oi a direct connection
.i'S ~ L.us We are nearer aud
have moro direct Communication
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the sls,t-mskers. Consequently
the makers OF States stand
in dread Of Hsdden. They
fear bis popularity. And your politi.
clan, who 81 eks to serve his coun.
Try that he may 1ervs him.
sell, doe, not view with any degree OF
sati,isotion the pressncs oil such a pos
sible competitor within his bailiwick.
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ruT = ednontcse exposition al Al
lAuta promises 10 b, q notable tuecefs
There = ~ he, biB.ie this tx position Of
iAbHc5, !nyeGtous. cattle, farm pred
net, ms5bintfy aud minerals. d c
worts ou an uausuAlly grand soAe, n
mons 81 tlnosf, AID sham battle on
thvhis ole lild II Atlauta in which
30 uOl troops vii naiticipats.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-07

joins swISTJS has no confidence In
tne labor vote. Ho declines tho nom.
inalion for sscfetiry Of State by the
Pr0gre lslyo Labor party, beosu,e when
the labor candidate for mayor Of New
York tho laboIsrs al voted againsi
k,vr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-07

fnE prohib .onis,s Of Florida have
stolen q march On tue whisky men Of
that STATE. AIMED With a local option
lac, O. a. hav1 iAkea tbe counties 10
deiA. and are nos knock ny q, the
doi't o. jacksonville, quite sure they
viii ain ihoio, too. There isa losson
/. 4 M
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-07

WnAr Ia II that induces all classes
OF the people TO uuite in greeting
President Hsdden2 Their recogni.
tiou Of the doservings Of an honest
and Trusted officer.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-07

rR.y. DAhSxY. president Of the Stale
university NJ Knoxville, Was not y
momen. too soon wiih his technical
school. New York and Georgia are
Nbou, 20 follow bis sI,mple aud bring
technical training within tho roach Of
hoya end plTla.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-07

suIyiVing comrades Of FiAbuster
william walker, who was shot TO
dcAti ~ lhe H,ndurans 10 1859, pro.
pose holding "siAtd rolnion" NJ
Lju.sv.lo, anne ume this month
They AZ tho ICES otthe buccaneers Of
the sNGninh mAiH.